P&S Bead Maker - WaxMode Review

[@bfielder9097]

So nice to hear someone say that you don't need to apply Beadmaker heavy. That's exactly what I've been saying. I've done it both ways and I didn't see any noticeable differences.

[@Carlos.Rivera]

Agreed, i used half ounce to do a small car. Nice slickness so far, gonna use seal n shine a d too it off with beadmaker

[@eliteowner121]

Thanks so much for all the thorough testing. I was worried beadmaker was potentially masking the hydrophobic qualities of my coating but am feeling great knowing I can continue to use the product on a coated surface. Love the look and slickness.

[@andywazy4383]

Very good video! I have been trying out P&S Bead Maker for 1 month now and I’m not a huge fan. It seems to attract dust to the clear coat. I drive about 2 miles of gravel road everyday and if I strip Bead Maker my vehicle looks cleaner longer then if I have it on my vehicle. I’m wondering if you had any similar results? I’m curious to here your thoughts?

[@jiajunryanho6332]

I felt that with Glasur + bead maker it produced the best effect very quick and clean sheeting!

[@ldtriton]

I've tested out different products over several months and I always seem to go back to my favorite combo... Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic Wax topped with Beadmaker. 20-30 min. applying both products and it's a wrap. Extreme hydrophobics with the slickness and gloss combined. 👍

[@WaxMode]

Have you tried diluting HCW yet? I'm going to start running some dilution tests, a lot of guys are showing great results!

[@ldtriton]

@@WaxMode I'm having such phenomenal results using it at full strength that I'm kinda hesitant to dilute it but I plan to... 😁👍

[@robertelliottsr4566]

WaxMode I have diluted Megs HCW at 10 to 1 and spray it on after washing with Optimum No Rinse before drying the No Rinse. It works great. So far, my favorite combo has been Shine Armor Fortify Quick Coat for Shine. Locked in with Meguiars HCW. Then daily wipe offs with Optimum Instant Detailer & Gloss Enhancer. One of these days I’m going to try Beadmaker instead of the Optimum Instant Detailer. This gives me a superb shine and protection. I reapply the HCW every week or 2 so, I don’t give it a chance to let the protection fade off since it’s so easy to put on. Traditional waxing is over for me with these new spray on products being so good.

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

I just used Beadmaker for the first time and was quite impressed with the results and the price!

[@jaykid007]

How long did it last for you Fab?

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Jason Davis It’s been on by itself with no base wax for almost 2 weeks with nothing but rain here and still going strong.

[@jaykid007]

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing that's great to hear!

[@UKSportsFan]

That's great to hear, Brian...I just received my bottle of Bead Maker this past weekend. Haven't tried it yet, but I'm looking forward to a video review of it on your channel.

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

UKSportsFan You will love it! My review video will be out hopefully next week

[@constantdarkfog49]

I use Bead Maker as a topper over my ceramic coating & it really enhances the finishes Gloss & Slickness. You really can't beat it's bang for the buck. Good product.

[@devn3813]

Does it hinder the hydrophobic properties of the coating?

[@saeedalmatrooshi4790]

@@devn3813 it layers on top of the ceramic coating. So, the water's behavior is now from the beadmaker, not the coating. once the layer of beadmaker dies, you're back to the coating.

[@devn3813]

@@saeedalmatrooshi4790 thanks

[@gf0x7pz]

It might have gone past people's heads, but I like the fact that you are still testing DPC Armor not just on this video but on others as well. I think you respect Scott at DPC a lot and want to give his product a fair chance and you are trying to provide valuable feedback. Maybe the chemistry needs some tweaking idk. One of Adam's new ceramic infused items has about 10% sio2 similar to Armor. That would be a good comparison.. I would like to see Scott's Spray Wax tested too.

[@Keithmichaelwu188]

Tried using the CG Jetseal then used the P&S Beadmaker to remove/buff out the Jetseal residue (After the 20 mins it said on the bottle). The results were pretty awesome. Technically a double coat of sealant after a chemical and mechanical decontamination. Now I just use a drying agent (whatever is on sale) and the gloss is really good. Plus it dries really fast!

[@johnjackson-pu3xo]

Love your stuff always looking forward to the next video

[@PapaSmurf918Detail]

Absolutely love beadmaker!!! Great video.. it's very very interesting that different base layers and hydrophobic attributes of those base layers determine how the toppers will either hurt or maintain the performance.. you make some very very great observations man. Your learning Papasmurf very much!! Haha take care man. I'm gonna go watch some more of your vids😄👍

[@WaxMode]

It's a crazy topic, trying to find the right base layer products that pair up nicely with the right toppers for the ultimate performance. Take Sonax Polymer Net Shield, it's crazy hydrophobic but not very slick, you'll have a lot of toppers that will improve slickness but destroy the hydrophobics. Brilliant Shine Detailer is the ideal topper as it maintains the hydrophobics, but doesn't help the slickness. It's a battle to try and find one that can improve both slickness and maintain hydrophobic performance! What's really interesting is coating testing, as many of the ones like Gtechniq Crystal Serum Light are designed to be paired with a secondary coating topper like EXO to provide both non-hydrophobic protection (CSL), and hydrophobic and self-cleaning performance (EXO). Same as with Gyeon Mohs with Gyeon Skin. These dual layer coating systems are much more expensive than something like CQUK 3.0, which performs excellently in both the protection and hydrophobic performance for a fraction of the price. But I'm not sure if CQUK has the same ultimate protective abilities as what's in CSL.

[@PapaSmurf918Detail]

@@WaxMode I'm going to agree only because I know what your saying. It's so much trial and error and testing. This is why I enjoy your vids so much. The only way to know is to test it out. By the way, just recieved my Kleen strip prep all today and my Poorboys world stripdown 👍👍 I've got a fresh layer of protection on my Honda and will be using PBW strip down. Thank you for the info on those 2 products! Keep on keeping on my friend. Hope you had a great Christmas and have a good safe New Year brother!

[@WaxMode]

@@PapaSmurf918Detail Awesome let me know how you like both of those! Merry Christmas and Happy New Years to you as well, looking forward to a busy 2020 for detailing!

[@eddieluna3970]

I started my own testing with sonax netshield. Sonax Netshield isn’t that slick but it does have superb hydrophobic properties . After 24 hours of applying I went ahead and topped it with bead maker . A week later in the first wash the beading was insane . I’m talking super tight beading and now a slicker surface

[@johng753]

I use Beadmaker on top of my Kamikaze Miyabi ceramic coating. The gloss levels on my black Audi are off the charts! I have people stop and ask me what I use to get such a deep rich shine. I find that using Beadmaker as a drying aid after I do maintenance washes with Reset is a great combination. This also prevents water spots which is a concern in my area due to the hard water. Would like to see a comparison of Beadmaker versus The Last Coat. Keep the product reviews coming, I enjoy your channel.

[@WaxMode]

I still need to get my hands on some of the Kamikaze coatings, Miyabi, ISM, still never picked up Over Coat as well. Always hear great results out of them, my problem is I buy most of my coatings when Autogeek or Autopia are running a 25% off sale. Esoteric I don't usually see them running sales often and I miss them when they do run a sale. I've done initial testing with The Last Coat, definitely more hydrophobic than Bead Maker in the short term but I need to free up space on the test car so I can run a durability test with it. I will have a video of it once I get more testing performed.

[@davidwilfong7262]

Really interested in seeing a Kamikaze comparison as well. I’ll be using UK 3.0/Bead Maker on a white ‘19 4Runner in a couple weeks the ISM/ PA Cosmic Spritz on metallic grey ‘16 Ram 2500 in a month. Hopefully I can do some side by side comparisons

[@kbstoy1913]

I use it as a drying aid and it leaves a great shine and extreme gloss.

[@groundcontrol6876]

My Fusso is finally starting to tail off significantly in plenty of areas, so pretty sure I will be polishing that off and trying out UK 3.0. Will do 2-3 coats. What toppers have you found to be good with Fusso? I feel like most products clog it up so I just didn’t top it anymore.

[@WaxMode]

With Fusso Coat I never did a long term test with toppers applied to it. In the short term, Bead Maker affected its hydrophobicity slightly more than V7, but it was still performing aggressively with water with the two different toppers. I am going to be pulling Fusso out again to test any potential performance that it may have with regards to mechanical resistance or resistance against abrasives. I remember with Meguiar's Wash Plus, Fusso Coat was extremely resistant against it undiluted into the wash mitt compared to FK1000P which was knocked down after two applications of Wash Plus. So I will also try some different toppers to see if I find one that I like. I'm actually thinking that Hybrid Ceramic Wax could be a great topper for Fusso.

[@kenlawton1531]

@@WaxMode I top Fusso Coat with Collinite insulator wax, absolutely loves it, my car is a mirror and has been for almost 2 years!

[@peterwood2633]

Brilliant video, uses bead maker yesterday and while quick and very glossy was worried it's poor longevity and thought I had bought a pointless product. However what I'm going to do is put TAC moonlight down soon after a light correction and then gyeon wet coat on that applied with mitt and then beadmaker as a drying aid for normal washes to keep it all together

[@777AndrewR]

Just got Beadmaker after all the reviews and HYPE. Applied first coat very slick and water beads off nice. then next day it rained paint finish is not as slick as first applied. Also have lots of pollen as well so giving it a 2nd application and waiting for more slickness and water beating etc. At first try impressed with its original slickness but I am not convinced yet on it its amazing abilities. I will keep an open mind and wait and see. In the mean time what new over hyped spray sealant will razzle and dazzle us this year? Products claiming to beat Beadmaker MPC etc?

[@muckeyn]

Andrew Reichel did it have enough time to cure? I wash my car weekly and every time the slickness comes back. The 4th week it loses the full slickness as far as the touch test goes. Rain and containments like pollen could definitely mask it.

[@777AndrewR]

@@muckeyn Yes about 12 hours then rain and it felt like it lost slickness but I am reapplying it and testing it over the next several weeks. Will give an update soon.

[@killacamfoo]

What's your paint thickness on that test panel after all the polishing/prep you've done over the years?

[@SonofDarnell]

Wax mode goes BEAST MODE on this video! #GREATNESS #WHOISDABOSS!#WAXMODE

[@JWL-UK]

Ever tried Fusso Coat topped with BSD? Great synergy, unbeatable performance for your buck and really easy to apply. Throw in a coat of Bouncer's Done and Dusted Si Edition and the paint will look awesome indefinitely.

[@wrzl1675]

WOW that Glasur is awesome

[@WaxMode]

Zymol has some of the best post-application short term hydrophobics out of all their waxes compared to others, but that insane beading is pretty short lived in the actual durability tests, shifts over to pretty average repellency after a week or so.

[@viclou7401]

Looking to see if you could recommend a couple waxes/sealants that have an incredibly slick feel to it, months after being aplied. I used a very old can of Mothers Pure Brazilian Carnauba Wax on 1 car and that has a very slick feel to it, vs Duragloss 105 on another car and that doesn't match the slickness of the Mothers. Is it most carnaba waxes are slicker vs synthetic waxes? The Bead Maker has slickness but doesn't last and doesn't bead up the water to well.

[@WaxMode]

I always loved the level of slickness got out of the sealants like Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant 3.0 and Jescar Powerlock Plus. Got great slickness results out of Poly Wax from Griot's recently as well. But in reality, insane slickness in general is a short lived concept in my experience and I attribute it to the hardwater that I'm working with when I wash and rinse the paint. All products will be different, I've actually never worked with the Mother's California Gold paste wax, but you'll find some carnauba based and synthetic based products that can have higher levels of slickness than others, just depends on the individual product.

[@2010stoof]

That's very odd that Bea maker didn't bead alot. When I use it it's extremely hydrophobic after dry application. Did you apply it to the panel dry and wipe in and buff off? It acts completely different for me. Perplexing. Not the strongest thing out there but makes the paint slick as snot and for me beads like crazy for a while. Also bead make is only like $30 a gallon After initial dry full application you can use it like a drying aid to keep up the coating I don't plan on using beadmaker alone anyway but on that test panel I don't know how it acted like that. Who knows.

[@WaxMode]

Yes I use dry application for the tests, work in buff off with a microfiber. I'm seeing comparable results to Jimbo: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJrCoGSvrrRjmtk

[@kikcodog]

@@WaxMode That's back when that door of his actually had some clear coat left on it ;-) I am thinking of flying out to CA just so I can throw that door of his in the scrap yard!

[@rockhills]

Jimbo compared it to Nano Shock. Wondering if you've thought to do an update on Nano shock. They're about the same price and Nano Shock outlasted Bead Maker in Jimbo's tests.

[@WaxMode]

It's been years since I pulled out Nano Shock, I checked a few years ago and one of my bottles had a bunch of orange gunk that separated and accumulated around the dip tube of the sprayer. Nano Shock seemed similar to V7 at a lower price, I'll see if my second bottle is still in good shape and see how it does. Worked great as a maintenance product when I was working with it years ago.

[@MPjustaman]

Thank you, for your reviews.

[@royhale7283]

I would disagree that it doesn't bead, I bought a gallon prepped my truck and it beads like crazy. I used it on my sons 2018 crosstrek, and my mother in-laws 2019 Rav4 and they bead water like crazy.

[@firmbiz94]

Do you think Beadmaker could be used as a topper on something like Seal and Shine? I have a ton of it and using it as my sealant....

[@chuckwicksimmons5813]

Yes it wont hurt nothing Just us is as a sacrificial layer of protection

[@WaxMode]

The one thing that I’m not sure about when you top Seal N Shine, is how the top layer impacts the oleophobic nature of Seal N Shine underneath. SNS should have a better self cleaning effect, when you top it with something that doesn’t have this property I think you end up losing a bonus to SNS’s performance. But I haven’t done much topping testing with SNS yet, and I’m away from all of my test material indefinitely at the moment for the last month.

[@frenzythebeast]

Finally a new video!

[@NotVeryNiceToYou]

Can you test DPC shield? In my testing, DPC armor was pretty bad, maybe his coating would be better, but I'm not quite sure

[@WaxMode]

Yes, I will be working on testing Shield, I’m expecting to like it much more than Armor.

[@jfett77]

What I’m taking away from this video. A good wax and sonax BSD seems to be a better combo for water behavior

[@milanjurich1526]

Bead maker on top of Megs UFF rocks!

[@allenhoward9379]

I really want to see you review turtle wax seal and shine!

[@WaxMode]

I'm planning on a video with Seal N Shine, want to pair up the Turtle Wax spray lineup and show everyone that the chemical resistance properties is the main difference about Seal N Shine that makes it stand out in the lineup. A lot of products are no where near as resilient against heavy chemicals in the short term compared to SNS.

[@allenhoward9379]

@@WaxMode I've been really impressed with seal and shine. I look forward to your review!

[@insanemig]

What do you think of using BSD on top of CQuartz 3.0 , have you ever used that combination ?

[@danlc95]

Beadmaker, not beading too much. Love the Bob from P&S though. It's probably a great product. There is probably a trick to make it really bead nice. The good news is that it is repelling water.

[@WaxMode]

What’s up Dan, been a while! Beadmaker still remains one of my favorite coating toppers for fresh coatings, I was using it on the Ethos Ceramic Matrix Coating with good results, still maintaining awesome coating beading. Hey were you able to get your hands on Meguiar’s M27? I would be curious to hear what you think of it compared to M21.

[@danlc95]

@@WaxMode - I might have to pick up some Bead Maker to give it a shot. I see some people getting some nice longevity put of it, but I'm running out of cars to test on! And - winter is drawing to a close. I have not tried M27 yet, but have tried their Hybrid Ceramic Liquid Wax, and it separated on me. I was able to try it on one vehicle before it did that. It was good! I'll probably pick up another bottle. M21 is still my Megs standard sealant though. Last summer I did use their coating on a friend's truck and he's hooked. I think he bought a stash so I can apply it as needed. He runs his truck through a car wash, and it's still hanging in there! Funny you mention M27 as I was just thinking about it a couple days ago. Hope all is well!

[@TrungPham-vd4hs]

What’s your opinion on mixing Beadmaker with another sealant like Sonax BSD?

[@Sherukka]

Trung Pham BSD is a dust magnet for me. Feels grabby but lasts a very long time, if that is something you prefer.

[@nicorallysport]

Good video 👍. Bead maker = sheeting ?. I found a good trio meguiar's, after preparing well the painting (shampoo meguiar's wash plus +, ferrous decontaminant, clay bar , ipa) i did: meguiar's ultimate wax, 12h after fast finish, 12h after hybrid ceramic wax (base layer), then hybrid ceramic wax in maintenance (wax and rinse). It's long but it's worth it!, Smooth, lustrous and super hydrophobic! If you can test it on video it would be nice! I find meguiar's hybrid ceramic wax as an excellent top coat!

[@roberthenry9319]

What you saying?????????????????????

[@PeteyMcSavage]

Waxmode like the setup and layout of video. Any chance Soft 99 water block wax next??? Suppose to be better than fusso

[@WaxMode]

Matt you may have sent me a link before, where is your go to site for buying Soft99 products?

[@PeteyMcSavage]

Water block wax from soft 99 is avab on evay

[@sl3712]

Awesome video, man. Have you tried Aero Cosmetics wash and wax before? It's pretty awesome stuff. I can try sending you a bottle in a couple weeks if you wanna review it.

[@henryfreeman6113]

What pressure washer do you use?

[@WaxMode]

Ryobi 1.2 gpm, I’ve got the MTM SGS-28 gun on there.

[@glyndonsprofessionaldetail7429]

v7 never gave me anything as far as beading or sheeting and would kill any of those properties when i applied it over a good wax or sealant , however i would get awesome beading (not sheeting but actual beading) with beadmaker by itself

[@jiajunryanho6332]

Have you done any c2v3 and rapidwaxxx review?

[@WaxMode]

I’ve worked a lot with Rapidwaxx, I enjoy working with it! Polish Angel doesn’t have the slickest last step products but the wipe on and off is awesome and the initial hydrophobics are really good. I like Rapidwaxx as a topper even though it’s a heavy product. C2V3 it’s been a while since I pulled this out for testing.

[@C10_kEn]

Have you tried AutoFanatic 007 gloss enhancer? It is really good in my opinion you can purchase on amazon now

[@WaxMode]

Thanks for the suggestion! Heard a lot of great things about 007, haven't picked some up yet but may in the future.

[@Youknowitbby]

Have you compared it to beadmaker?

[@poyo3582]

Hmm I have it on my car alone and it beads super crazy

[@kikcodog]

You want to try something amazing @waxmode? Take that BSD and that V07 and mix them 50/50... two great products that address each others weaknesses and mix homogeneously and never separates back out no matter how long the mixture sits (talking months)

[@raycecars]

BigOldDog hmmm 🤔 might have to try that. How’s the durability ?

[@raycecars]

Does the mixture help with the infamous BSD streaking?

[@kikcodog]

@@raycecars It gets the durability from the BSD and the gloss/slickness/ease of use from V07

[@kikcodog]

@@raycecars Absolutely - major difference in application. V07 helps with application, shine & slickness too. BSD makes it last a lot longer. They work great together and are chemically compatible. I have some that have been mixed (50/50) for months and it still hasn't separated at all. Whatever they both use, they play well together.

[@noway2563]

Could you do a review on Polish Angel Paste Wax

[@WaxMode]

Would love to try the PA High Gloss Paste Wax out, but that's way out of my price range right now. Curious to see how it compares to Jubilee but I don't know what is going on with the rhinestones on that jar, some of the goofiest stuff I've ever seen. PA needs some education in labeling aesthetic to match the quality of the actual chemicals inside of the bottles and jars.

[@sixsixST2]

Beadmaker is an excellent drying aid, not a good stand alone tho. I use poorboys spray and gloss as my go to drying aid...beadmaker didn't impress me enough to make the switch.

[@WaxMode]

I like PB Spray & Gloss, smells so good, I use it a lot around the house in the sinks and mirrors. I did test it side by side with Bead Maker on the test panel for slickness and did notice that Bead Maker edged it out slightly without any base products underneath. That's the thing about Bead Maker though, it's not like it's insanely slicker or glossier than everything else, I feel it does edge out most in slickness except in certain cases depending on the base. But the price and overall usability, its performance on my coatings, it's very difficult for me to not to recommend it as a standout in its category compared to a lot of other capable maintenance products, even though it lacks extreme hydrophobics that I'm obsessed with, but so does a lot of maintenance sprays.

[@Carlos.Rivera]

Vo7 is pricey but i kind find it locally at my local autozone

[@keith38able]

imo, in my state and water condition, water beads equals water spots. products that cause more sheeting than beading cause much less spotting on my black 350z.

[@bigbQy]

Can u Dilute bead maker

[@WaxMode]

I've never diluted Bead Maker as it's not the most durable protectant, but if you're using it as a topper and you're seeing any difficulty in wiping it down or notice any streaking, then diluting some products down a bit has helped with this. I don't think you'd run into trouble diluting it if necessary.

[@narutobroken]

Not that impressed as a standalone. Id rather use D156

[@sixsixST2]

That was DPC Armor on the hood of the honda? Man that stuff is terrible!

[@-zerocool-]

Its not good value for us in the UK, its like £30 for that small bottle that dosnt last long, neither does the protection and the application isnt the greatest. Megs Fast Finnish is better imo.

[@Dj1Kreationz]

P&S beadmaker vs Turtle wax seal n shine

[@MikeEM1]

Beadmaker will take Slickness and Gloss category, but Seal n Shine will out last it easy. Especially in torture tests.

[@reeb9016]

Try out this product line. renewprotect.com/how-it-works-ceramics-rp-08-rp-05-and-rp-11/

[@alfredomartinez2615]

I hate beadmaker. Looks great for a few hours then it attracts dust like a magnet. 🧲 . It cakes dust as well. Weirdest thing I have seen. I live in the SW High Desert very dry climate. No issues with a simple detail spray or carpro ECH2O.

[@WaxMode]

I appreciate the feedback Alfredo! I have heard reports of Bead Maker attracting dust from users. I haven't been able to notice a difference compared a wide range of products here in Florida, especially during pollen season where it will cake all sections fairly equally.

[@libintan6211]

But now the Turtle wax seal n shine came out.

[@WaxMode]

Seal N Shine is very different that Bead Maker, it's much heavier so you need to keep this into account. I think of Seal N Shine more of as my main form of protection, as opposed to a maintenance topper like Bead Maker. Post application slickness is better with Bead Maker, and gloss numbers are higher because the residuals left behind by Seal N Shine take longer to buff off the surface, which is the main cause of the temporary lowering of gloss measurements. Seal N Shine is much more chemically resistant and should be more durable as well, and great price right now at stores.

[@libintan6211]

Yeah,I agree that, you got the point.

[@gregv8645]

You are not going to get good beading when when you flood the panel.

[@WaxMode]

The faster the water floods or sheets off of the surface, the tighter individual beading you’re going to notice compared to a less hydrophobic product. So compared to Sonax Brilliant Shine Detailer, CarPro Reload, or Gyeon Cure that I used as examples, those are considerably more hydrophobic at there peak performance compared to both V7 and Bead Maker, tighter beading and faster water sheeting.

[@ua7pyro591]

Whacks mode

[@Tundra_Guy]

Beadmaker is a disappointing product. Not sure why so many hyped this useless sealant up at all. The original shine is decent but that goes away quickly.

[@muckeyn]

Tundra Guy pretty weak as a stand-alone sealant but I do like it very much as a ceramic topper. Any recommendations on other products?

[@kokoloko12398]

Simple paid marketing unfortunately, no honest review.

[@therealevo77]

Does BM give a super shiny finish? YES Does BM give a super slick finish? YES Does BM protection last long? NO. But who cares. It goes on effortlessly. Is BM more affordable than some comparable spray sealants? YES. Which makes it a great bang for the buck. Where is the overhype?

[@muckeyn]

theReal evo77 totally agree. The cost (gallon jug) is a big factor for me. If anyone has found anything that performs better at a similar or cheaper price I’m all ears. Personally beadmaker lasts a month for me over a ceramic coating.

[@ldtriton]

@@muckeyn Exactly! I bought my gallons of P&S when Autogeek had the 25% off promotion. ($24.74) Cant beat it with a stick!

[@ArjjunSingh]

Beadmaker is trash! Shouldn’t be called ‘Bead’maker.... sonax BSD is a beadmaker lol

[@klasseact6663]

I agree with you on the name, what were they thinking😯....also, BSD is truely a B E A D M A K E R 👍👍 That said, the Shine and Slickness of Beadmaker is awesome, works great as a topper for sure!

[@Sherukka]

Sheeting is what we advanced users are after anyway...

[@WaxMode]

Why is sheeting more advanced?

[@Sherukka]

WaxMode Sheeting preserves the paint better than the water beads left on the panel that have no function at all and all they do is harm when they dry on the paint.

[@WaxMode]

@@Sherukka - Sheeting is a form of water repellency, and any surface that is repelling the water is capable of producing significant beading. The only way to combat beading is to flood the surface with enough water at one time so that no beading is left behind when it's pushed or pulled off the surface. The only way to flood the surface with enough volume of water to produce this effect, is for the user to get up close to the surface with a hose and spray the surface down. I can flood the beading off the paint just as easily with a high hydrophobic product compared to a less hydrophobic "sheeting" product, either with a shower/flood setting or if I remove the sprayer and flood water directly out of the hose. I'm in total control of forcing the flood onto the surface in these cases. But in a rainstorm, or random hard water sprinkler assault, beading is always left behind because during a heavy rainstorm or sprinkler assault, these sources of water are still not dumping enough volume of water on the paint at one time to nicely pull all of the water cleanly off the surface for you. Water sheeting is a controlled behavior that can be applied to both less hydrophobic and high hydrophobic surfaces.

[@Sherukka]

@@WaxMode Some good discussion going on here! I'm not completely agreeing with you on this, I think there surely are products that are more sheeting in rainstorms etc. You might be right though that the difference isn't huge but still there is one? Keep up the good work! :)

[@Gnetbird]

Its suspicious to me you don't show the actual cleaning and adding the products. Just another sell out. This is paid advertisement. You and obsessed garage guy must be buddies.

[@WaxMode]

No paid advertisement here, Bead Maker I purchased for personal testing like all of my other tests. KZbin policy is you need to declare when it is a sponsored or paid promotion as well to your viewers.

[@Gnetbird]

There are about four other utubers that makes exact same facts specially on meguiers hybrid review. But thank you for your reply and not deleting the comment.👍😎

[@WaxMode]

@Gnet Bird - We're all reviewing the same product, it makes sense that the facts and features of it are repeated in the reviews of different channels, just read the back directions of the bottle. It doesn't mean that any of us have been paid by Meguiar's to post a review of the product. I knew that HCW was going to be popular when they announced it and I purchased my bottle as soon as it was in stock. Your continued claims that I am fraudulent or that I am a paid shill are absolutely ridiculous, I'm going to review and test the products that I'm interested in, or products that my subscribers have requested that I test. Period.

[@DamionG1987]

That's not behaving at all like Bead Maker. I'm feeling something funny about this test.